Swiss Woodcarving Museum Brienz The Swiss Woodcarving Museum is the only museum in Switzerland dedicated exclusively to woodcarving.
Liechtenstein Country Museum Vaduz Visitors can enjoy an exciting journey of discovery in the Liechtenstein National Museum in Vaduz.
FIS ski- and wintersports museum Vaduz Discover the history of skiing from A to Z. Come to the FIS Ski Museum to experience over 100 years of skiing history illustrated by Noldi Beck.
Museum Lindwurm Stein am Rhein On an over 1500-meter area in the Lindwurm Museum, at the heart of Stein am Rhein's Old Town, visitors experience close-up views of how respected families lived and...
Tourism museum for the Jungfrau region Interlaken The first regional museum in Switzerland dedicated to tourism presents the development of travel for pleasure and vacation accommodation in the Jungfrau region.
Museum of the Countryside Saanen Gstaad On the trail of old Saanen: With the building of the railway (MOB) in 1905, the Saanenland has developed into a tourist region.
Fascinating Aletsch Glacier Bettmeralp On the trail of an Ice Age researcher, visitors can discover the secrets of the largest glacier in the Alps in a unique exhibition on Bettmerhorn Alp!
Gall'sche Offizin - Printing-Museum & Workshop Lichtensteig Printing paper like in the Gutenberg era.
Discovering Lake Geneva Traditions St-Gingolph The Traditional Museum and the Lake Geneva boats at the Château de St. Gingolph invite you to explore the thousands of existing traditions surrounding the lake.
Zuoz Zuoz Imposing, palatial houses bear witness to the turbulent history of this village. Until the 19th century, Zuoz played an important role on the political and cultural...
Castle & village Werdenberg Werdenberg The oldest timber-frame settlement in Switzerland, with a medieval castle and regional museum. Tours on request.
Swiss Alpine Museum Bern Experience the ambience of the Swiss mountains at Switzerland's sole Alpine museum. Learn more about their diversity, their historical and current backgrounds and...
